Hi Charly,
I ran into this problem when I first got windows 95. Unfortunately you lose
to ability to run memmaker under Windows 95, it will not support it.
Sometimes you can get enough "low" RAM to run this type of program by
altering your configsys sometimes not. I tried to run some older games and
never could get enough "low" RAM to make them run. Low Ram is the first
640K and if you can shift enough of your programs to upper or extended
memory you will be able to run this program, but the settings are different
with every system so they need to be done on a case by case basis. Here is
a suggestion for the first two line of your
configsys:DEVICE=C:\WINDOWS\HIMEM.SYS     DEVICE=C:\WINDOWS\EMM386.EXE RAM
I=B000-B7FF /RAM     . See if this helps you can also set up the second
line to read:   DEVICE=C:\WINDOWS\EMM386.EXE RAM NO EMS. The way to get to
your configsys is to go to the start button-run type in sysedit click the
OK button and the configsys is the second window. Be careful, copy all your
settings before you change anything, changing these settings can totally
mess up your system if you make a mistake.
Allen Chetwood

On Thursday, February 19, 1998 3:38 AM, Charly Rauscher
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> I'm running a DOS based proprietary program under WIN 95. The vendor
> insists that I need to have expanded memory active for this program
> to work efficiently. When I look at the properties for this program I
> cannot activate the expanded memory option, it's greyed out.. I also
> noticed that I no longer have the "memmaker" program under the DOS
> directory. In fact, there's nothing in the DOS directory.
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
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